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18th June 2010

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Having just completed two  ”interdisciplinary” grant proposals… this just cracks me up! #Funny one #xkcd !
xkcd: Interdisciplinary

Having just completed two  ”interdisciplinary” grant proposals… this just cracks me up! #Funny one #xkcd !

xkcd: Interdisciplinary

Tagged: physicsfunnyxkcd

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23rd April 2010

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#Awesome! (Yes, I’m on a video kick, I’ll get off soon)

Tagged: videophysicssimulationcool

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8th March 2010

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Awesome.  Two favorite things: Electronics & Cupcakes!
Make: Online : Electric cupcakes

Awesome.  Two favorite things: Electronics & Cupcakes!

Make: Online : Electric cupcakes

Tagged: funnyyummyphysics

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18th February 2010

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Ummm. I need one of these on my door!
Make: Online : Best warning sign ever

Ummm. I need one of these on my door!

Make: Online : Best warning sign ever

Tagged: funnyphysicslasers

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30th December 2009

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Conway's Game of Life Screensaver for Mac OS X →

Call me geeky but this is pretty cool!

Tagged: geekphysicsmac

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23rd December 2009

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The speed of light is not constant! I show in a recently submitted paper that the speed of light for a beam of light that curves through space (rather than traveling straight) is not a constant value in free space.  That is to say that the speed the light that is traveling is a different value everywhere.
The image above shows another peculiar behavior.  The intensity of the beam, called an Airy Beam, is in the background with arrows representing the direction of the velocity of the light waves.  Look closely.
My calculations show that the light is moving backwards and to the right even though the beam “should” be moving from the bottom of the figure to the top.
WEIRD!
More to come…
(hope the paper is accepted)

The speed of light is not constant! I show in a recently submitted paper that the speed of light for a beam of light that curves through space (rather than traveling straight) is not a constant value in free space.  That is to say that the speed the light that is traveling is a different value everywhere.

The image above shows another peculiar behavior.  The intensity of the beam, called an Airy Beam, is in the background with arrows representing the direction of the velocity of the light waves.  Look closely.

My calculations show that the light is moving backwards and to the right even though the beam “should” be moving from the bottom of the figure to the top.

WEIRD!

More to come…

(hope the paper is accepted)

Tagged: physicsopticsAiry Beamweird

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17th November 2009

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Actually came up w some good physics today!
(photo taken w my droid which is now focusing correctly! yay! click on photo to see how good a mobile phone camera picture can be! 5MP baby!)

Actually came up w some good physics today!

(photo taken w my droid which is now focusing correctly! yay! click on photo to see how good a mobile phone camera picture can be! 5MP baby!)

Tagged: physicsimages

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9th November 2009

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Back from sailing, had this XKCD comic waiting for me… very funny! (from my POV at least!)
xkcd - A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language

Back from sailing, had this XKCD comic waiting for me… very funny! (from my POV at least!)

xkcd - A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language

Tagged: xkcdcomicfunnyphysics

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17th October 2009

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I spoke to soon! This one might be the best!!
[see last post for link to see all stamps with physicists on them!]
(via th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de)

I spoke to soon! This one might be the best!!

[see last post for link to see all stamps with physicists on them!]

(via th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de)

Tagged: physicsstamps

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17th October 2009

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I want this stamp!
via th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de
[really via physicists on stamps list]

I want this stamp!

via th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de

[really via physicists on stamps list]

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6th October 2009

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Three scientists who created the technology behind digital photography and helped link the world through fiber-optic networks shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in physics Tuesday. Charles K. Kao was cited for his breakthrough involving the transmission of light in fiber optics while Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith were honored for inventing an imaging semiconductor circuit known as the CCD sensor.

Tagged: Nobel PrizePhysicsNews

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30th September 2009

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Lets try that again… Ahhh, Physics Humor!
xkcd - A Webcomic - Ohm

Lets try that again… Ahhh, Physics Humor!

xkcd - A Webcomic - Ohm

Tagged: xkcdfunnycomicphysics

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30th September 2009

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xkcd - A Webcomic - Ohm →

So True! Ahhh… Physics Humor!

Tagged: physicscomicxkcdfunny

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6th April 2009

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Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future.
— Niels Bohr

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13th January 2009

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I made the CCNY Physics home page (bottom left) for my paper on optical Airy beams being cited as one of the best optics papers of 2008.

I made the CCNY Physics home page (bottom left) for my paper on optical Airy beams being cited as one of the best optics papers of 2008.

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